In our U.S. National Security Studies minor, you can study the complex and evolving landscape of U.S. diplomatic and national security policies. Trace the historical trajectory from the nation's founding to the present, examining key principles, pivotal events, and the challenges faced in the Cold War and Post-Cold War eras. Gain a nuanced understanding of U.S. national security decision-making, exploring its constitutional roots and the geopolitical forces that shape it. Engage in critical analysis, research, and discussions to deepen your knowledge and prepare for careers in government, international relations, or security-related fields.
Career options
- Intelligence Analyst
- Diplomat/Foreign Service Officer
- Defense Analyst
- Homeland Security Specialist
- Policy Advisor
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Application Type | application Deadline |
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early decision | November 15 |
early action | December 01 |
regular decision | February 01 |